Your day begins in a beautifully maintained 4-bedroom, 3-bath single-family residence, offering 2,324 square feet of living space, originally built in 1972. This home is nestled in the highly sought-after Emerald Hills community of Hollywood, providing a comfortable and established setting for your mornings.
The weekday rhythm offers remarkable convenience. A short drive, about 7 minutes, connects you to Fort Lauderdale–Hollywood International Airport, ideal for frequent travelers. Downtown Hollywood and Young Circle are just an 8-minute drive away, while the sands of Hollywood Beach can be reached in about 10 minutes. For regional travel, the Brightline Fort Lauderdale Station is approximately a 12-minute drive.
When it’s time to dine, you have a selection of local favorites. Experience the quirky charm of Le Tub Saloon, an Intracoastal burger joint famous for its unique decor. For a taste of the Caribbean, Sugar Reef offers seafood right on the Hollywood Beach Broadwalk. Or, enjoy a relaxed beachfront meal with tacos and margaritas at Taco Beach Shack, also along the Broadwalk.
Your cultural side finds expression with ease. Immerse yourself in the Hollywood ArtWalk, a monthly evening stroll through downtown galleries, studios, and Young Circle. The Art and Culture Center/Hollywood, a contemporary art museum and black-box theater near Young Circle, features rotating exhibitions to inspire and engage.
Embrace the outdoors with an array of nearby parks and beaches. The Hollywood Broadwalk invites you for a 2.5-mile journey along the ocean, complete with cafes and street performers. West Lake Park, a mangrove estuary, offers kayak rentals and a butterfly garden within Anne Kolb Nature Center. For a quieter, natural escape, North Beach Park provides an undeveloped beach area perfect for surfing or peaceful walks.
Weekends offer a blend of relaxation and activity. You might find yourself exploring the diverse shops along the Hollywood Beach Broadwalk or discovering unique finds during the Downtown Hollywood ArtWalk & Shops. Oakwood Plaza provides additional retail options. For entertainment, the Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino offers excitement, while Anne Kolb Nature Center provides a natural retreat. Dining options like Le Tub Saloon, Sugar Reef, and Taco Beach Shack are always popular. Evenings could lead to Hollywood Beach Tiki Bar for nightlife, or if you're out with the children, Dave & Buster's within the Seminole Hard Rock complex offers arcade games, or enjoy glow-lane bowling at Bowlero Ho
If this snapshot of daily life in Emerald Hills sparks your interest, I invite you to discover more. Contact Simon Gedz, your realtor since 1995, to arrange a personal tour of this exceptional home and neighborhood.